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Gary Walker

Youngstown State University

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Center For Applied Chemical Biology

NoneGary Walker is currently serving as a Center For Applied Chemical Biology faculty at Youngstown State University.

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Gary Walker

Youngstown State University

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molecular biology proteomics pathogens protein science cellular biochemistry fungal biology fungal pathogens penicillium marneffei protein profiling cell biology genetics pathology omics cell signaling molecular and cellular biology cell and molecular biology bioinformatics autoimmune diseases proteome research molecular cell biology medical mycology applied microbiology ima fungus protein secretion secretory pathway proteomic technologies muscle function skeletal muscle capillary electrophoresis fungal diversity animal secretome pathogenic fungus muscle disease expression library skeletal muscle autoantigens

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METAZSECKB: The Human and Animal Secretome and Subcellular Proteome Knowledgebase. Database (2015)

proteomicsomicsprotein secretionanimal secretomecell signalingproteome researchmolecular and cellular biologymolecular cell biologymolecular biologysecretory pathwaycell and molecular biologyproteomic technologiesprotein sciencecellular biochemistrybioinformaticscell biology

Capillary Electrophoresis for Protein Profiling of the Dimorphic, Pathogenic Fungus, Penicillium Marneffei. Methods in molecular biology (2013)

pathogenspenicillium marneffeicapillary electrophoresisbioanalysisbiological engineeringfungal biologyapplied microbiologyfungusima fungusfungal diversitymicroorganismsprotein profilingfungal pathogensmicrobiology

Protein Profiling of the Dimorphic, Pathogenic Fungus, Penicillium Marneffei. Proteome Science (2008)

Julie M ChandlerErin R TreeceHeather R TrenaryJessica L BrennemanTressa J FlicknerJonathan L FrommeltZaw M OoMegan M PattersonWilliam T RundleOlga V ValleThomas D KimGary R WalkerChester R Cooper

pathogensmedical mycologypenicillium marneffeiproteomicsprotein sciencefungal biologygeneticsmolecular biologyprotein profilingfungal pathogenspathologypathogenic fungus

Identification of Skeletal Muscle Autoantigens by Expression Library Screening Using Sera From Autoimmune Rippling Muscle Disease (Armd) Patients. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry (2006)

Thomas C. WatkinsLisa M. ZelinkaMatt KesicCarl F. AnsevinGary R. Walker

immunologymuscle diseaseautoimmune diseasesmuscle functionskeletal muscleexpression libraryskeletal muscle autoantigensautoimmunitycellular biochemistrybiochemistry

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Gary Walker

Youngstown State University

Affiliations

Center For Applied Chemical Biology

NoneGary Walker is currently serving as a Center For Applied Chemical Biology faculty at Youngstown State University.

Honors

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Gary Walker

Youngstown State University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

METAZSECKB: The Human and Animal Secretome and Subcellular Proteome Knowledgebase. Database (2015)

Capillary Electrophoresis for Protein Profiling of the Dimorphic, Pathogenic Fungus, Penicillium Marneffei. Methods in molecular biology (2013)

Protein Profiling of the Dimorphic, Pathogenic Fungus, Penicillium Marneffei. Proteome Science (2008)

Julie M ChandlerErin R TreeceHeather R TrenaryJessica L BrennemanTressa J FlicknerJonathan L FrommeltZaw M OoMegan M PattersonWilliam T RundleOlga V ValleThomas D KimGary R WalkerChester R Cooper

pathogensmedical mycologypenicillium marneffeiproteomicsprotein sciencefungal biologygeneticsmolecular biologyprotein profilingfungal pathogenspathologypathogenic fungus

Identification of Skeletal Muscle Autoantigens by Expression Library Screening Using Sera From Autoimmune Rippling Muscle Disease (Armd) Patients. Journal of Cellular Biochemistry (2006)

Thomas C. WatkinsLisa M. ZelinkaMatt KesicCarl F. AnsevinGary R. Walker

immunologymuscle diseaseautoimmune diseasesmuscle functionskeletal muscleexpression libraryskeletal muscle autoantigensautoimmunitycellular biochemistrybiochemistry

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